Oopsdabassist

that Leo cracks me up every time I see one of his vids...quite a character! A nice take on the song too...good find!

Def a small world, Stew, the bassist from Sidewinder has depped with us a coupla times on vocals, lovely chap!

I once got dragged out of bed to to a 70th birthday party for a band friend, rotten case of the flu, shivering and twitching so much I was actually picked up by a band mate (never happened again!) The hall his family had had picked had the worst acoustics in the county, not that I really noticed as I spent the whole gig propped against a wall, playing root notes and hoping to die. It was a 2 hander weekend too, the following night I don't even remember getting home, and had to get my good lady to give me a lift the following day to collect my car, and my rig......left in the pub. I got paid though, so autopilot is obviously a wonderful thing!

Blue...ish I guess!

I can relate to this, I've always loved music, hit so many gigs in my teens, but got married at 20 and responsibilities ain't cheap. Got my 1st bass when I was 42 and on the right side of the bills, mortgage etc. now I'm 58 and semi retired and gigging as much as I can (purely for fun). I guess one advantage of having kids young is by the time they all grow up we are both still young enough to enjoy ourselves!!

I've played this song in bands for as long as I can remember and I've never played it drop D, more like our friend Constantine does it. Quite a fun line to play and the girlies always go for it!

The then drummer in an old band organised a 2 man gig with his Brother on keys at a pub near me a few years ago, despite having a stinking cold I got roped in to come along and set up the lights for them. my plan was to do the business then retire home for the night, giving him instruction on how to break down the lighting rig, but I got conned to stick around. The gig was in a room above the bar, so his GF was appointed 'door duties' to drum up trade. After the 1st set, me mainly crashed out head down on a table, i looked up to see NO ONE there, even his GF was still downstairs (at the bar!) they had been playing to the top of my head for an hour! At this point I cried enough and left em to it, but I learned later they did the whole gig to nobody.

Mind you, repotting the CEO raises some interesting mental images!!

Nice video!

Love the pic! Blowing a kiss to the camera??

Definitely speak to Chris, he is super helpful, and should be able to sort out any problems you encounter!

Cheers bud, it was made for my Squier which has the whole Steampunk thing going on, but it looked way too busy with this pickguard so I swapped em over...I must have a pic somewhere..... Buggeration..all I can find is this one, its got aged brass tuners and a copper coloured Bridge now!

Oh well if we re posting Pics!! the RH one is a MIM in a lovely pearlescent gold with a custom pickguard bought from someone here on BC, and the LH one is a bitsa that came from Karlfer (god bless im) as an unfinished project and I did my own thing with it. I also have a modded Squier P/J, but that's in bits at the moment. Yup I love a good P!!!

excellent job sir!!!

lol..can't say I'm much of a Stereophonics fan meself....takes all sorts eh?

Thunder seem to do some amazing covers, which my band covers....we end up basically with a far more rocky version of the original which usually goes down well!!

ha..so which 'back of the head' is yours then??

W.e.e.ll...me, my brother and a coupla mates are in the Slade in Flame big gig scenes waving a bedsheet with FLAME sprayed on. I got 4 free tickets via the Slade fan club. I was 13 at the time, my brother was 11, we travelled down by train on our own....how times have changed 😎

When it was 1st opened back in the 70's a bunch of us used to cycle down on Sat mornings, sit in the middle a watch the pile ups!

being a Hemel boy I always preferred our version...much more civilised, a river through the middle and everything!!

that's a damn good point Blue!! 😜